Are you ready to take your 3D animation to the next level? In Maya, exporting an OBJ sequence allows you to create a series of 3D models that can be used for animation and rendering. Here's how to do it:

1. Set up your scene: Before you start exporting an OBJ sequence, make sure that your scene is set up the way you want it. This includes positioning your objects, setting up your cameras, and adjusting your lighting.

2. Select the objects: Once your scene is ready, select the objects that you want to include in the OBJ sequence. You can select multiple objects by holding down the Shift key while clicking on each object.

3. Navigate to File menu: Once you've selected your objects, navigate to the File menu at the top of the Maya interface.

4. Choose Export Selection: From the File menu, choose Export Selection. This will open a dialog box where you can specify the file name and location for your OBJ sequence.

5. Set the file type: In the Export Selection dialog box, set the file type to OBJ. This will ensure that your objects are exported in the OBJ format.

6. Enable Export Sequence: Next, enable the Export Sequence option in the dialog box. This will allow you to export each frame of your animation as a separate OBJ file.

7. Specify the start and end frames: In the Export Sequence section of the dialog box, specify the start and end frames for the sequence. This will determine the range of frames that will be exported as OBJ files.

8. Export the sequence: Once you've set up all the options in the Export Selection dialog box, click Export to start exporting your OBJ sequence. Maya will then create a separate OBJ file for each frame of your animation.

By following these steps, you can export an OBJ sequence from Maya to create a series of 3D models for your animation and rendering projects. This allows for greater flexibility and control over your 3D animation process, opening up new creative possibilities for your work.